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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

Fort Scott had "a S3OO,OOO fire last
Friday. An extensive mill and elevator
were the principal losses.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

There never was as much rough feed
put up in Kansas III any one year as
was saved this fall.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

Harvey county, which has only S2,OOd
Of debt, voted by majority of 637 not
To build a SO. 900 court house.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

The Union Pacific aud Missouri Pa
cilic viii send sixteen excursions t.
California tits month.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

The soldiers home at Leayenworth
now has on its rolls 100 members.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

There are are 800 post offices in the
state of Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

1t is reported that Nina Van Zsndt is
starving herself to death Let her
starve.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

The Missouri Pacific now runs to Ka-
napolis.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-11-23

A thousand dollars expended in
boring hole i'll the ground at this place
might come back to us with big inter-
est.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
HEBREW MINISTER'S ~ CONFERENCE
PAPTEs READ on VARIOUS sUBJECTs-To BIZ CON
TINTED TODAY.

PAPEEs READ on VARIOUS sUBJrcTs-To BE CON
TINCED TODAY.
Tho ycnth conference Of the Jewish Ministers As
seciatca OF America opened yesterday at Temple
Ahawath ChcsId Lcxington-ave. and Fifty-hth-s,
Among tho members present were the Rev DR. GOtthe
OF New-YOrk. president the Rev. Henry s. jacobs,
Of New FORK. second ce-presilent; the Rev. Joseph
Ieuclr. Of Newark. treasurer; the Rev l.. Stern ~
WashutO recording secretary the Row Dr f. &c soa
Mehdcs o. NewYor spending secretary; oscar +.
Cohen. the Rev. Maurice H. Harris. Or. Abraham :
Isaac3 the Rev. DR. Alexander KOhut and the Rev. Ar
mold Levy, OF New-lOrk; the Rev. Joseph H. W. Chama
Rev. William spsrger, of Brooklyn; the Row Or.
NJ schlcs!ager. Of Albany; the Rev. A. r. M.ndcs,
OF ewport, ana Vie Rev Or. B. Drachman The presi
dents report called attention to tho proc .sOrship Of
Hebrew Literature recently established a. Columbia
College. The instruction given, the president said
entirely neutral in religious matters and he recon-
mended the course OF study given for Hebrew young
men. The trtasureTs report showed balance in the
treasury S4i 10 II decided that all active and
retired ministers 81 congregations and all qualified caa
ddacs for the ministry should be eligible fog member
ship
In the afternoon the conference listened ts paper by
the Rev. Morals he writings OF two living Hebrew
authors, Bias BeaaqrOzscD, OF Leghorn AMI David cas-
tell. or Florence The Rev Dr. Aaron Wise also real
paper on " Angel0lOgy aud DemonolSgy."
The sessions Will continue today and this evening
there Will he sseting which the public Is invited
Temple Ahawath thesd. There will be addresses by
tile Rev. Dr. Israel AARON The Prophet OF AnaOth.'
the Rev. VI. II. Harris The Advantages America
Affords for Development OF JUDAISM ana by tAe
Rev. DR. y. JastrOw rss Duty OF Con -rcgatiOs Il
Provide Congregational Privileges for the Poor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
BUSINESS FIRNS IN TROUBLE

MORE ATTACHMENTS AGAINST MR.. sCUWAB-AS-
aIGNMENrs AND SCHEDULES
Two more Attachments were granted BY Judge DOao-
hue I'm Supreme Court. Chambers yesterday against
Emanuel Sehwab. surviving partner ia the bankrupt
trr, of Schwab a -On. liz case Dreyluss norm "
CO. were the plaintiffs, and they claimed 73,1si H.
Ia tho other Maegroz, Porter, Crosse ~
Ca were the plaintiffs, and their claim was Tor
- 900 - Leopold Wallach. Nj Sohwabs counsel told
frlplNE 70 arter that la would suJeator To nave Tue
stf.rnments now In all. vacated to-day by present
inc and proving complete denial or charges IN the a
0gyits an which they granted. The eomn'ttee
.pp,iuted by the creditors TO examine sch"ao
A suns state OF affairs have made gOoi
beginning in their work and are satisfied
ma AZ the very lowest estimate the irm Will D. abe %
ray nfty cents oil the telSr ,., - ..a,...o.
Inc TupHix lren Company obtained an Attachment
fr', Instr Donohu- yesie riay mon the property Of
Henry 4 NandrriccK Tor $500 sn three pronissory
notes .xectc by Thomas Osborne ana lauorsed ny NJ
Narderbeck .. ,.,.., .o,.,,,,.
IN tue hru ol llags Nelm'Ie. importer, OF teas at
william IT, Bourht,n tho preferred creditors src H. {.
W~lurrp $3.50. the value OF twelve per cent nrst
n,nr sase -, bonds OF tae AtchisJn sad Pixies Peak
Railroad OapanV. and II. C. Bennett n Co. S2o,Oo0
The schedules OF John J. kearupy, OF she hrm or John
D. kclrnsy " CO.. importers. al No "a East tourcen-
A. He'd yesterday by +. T.. Marsh az nssignso. show
Ii ,hi!ifirs nf sl3.37o II and lSslts Of s2,33S %
Ike scAedaic ~ Charles W BcrtauI shphr'aeG HE'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
DEFICIENCIES TO BE MET.
THE FIRST DUTY OF THE NEW CONGRESS-.
CREDITORS OF TIE GOVERNMENT HL-TREATED-
PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH" POLICY.
icy TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, NOV. Is 1t may be alIiss to recall
he fact that the General Deficiency bill failed To be-
ZONE a law at the last session. 1t passed by the
House under suspension of the rules only forty-eigt
hours before the expiration of Congress and sent to tie
senate which acted promptly Differences between the
House and Senate not adjusted i'll tine 10 have the
bill enrolled before Congress expired As IL was agreed
TO- the bill carried SG.000.000 and shoui have
carried several millions more Its failure has cost the
Government many thousands of dollars and has caused
great thousands of persons whose just
claims the Government las been unable To pay. despite
The b.g surplus about which everybody Is talking.
Among the items are some 300. amounting 10 about
100000 for IT, payment of judgments and awards to
Wisconsin farmers whose property was damaged or
ruined by Government officers Another class Of items.
ell; numerous consists OF judgments OF the Court
of Claims amounting to some $2600O $4,000 of
which account OF French Spolaton claims, which
date rom the beginning Of the century Another large
class provided for in the BILL all of which have
been adjusted and allowed by hc accounting officers of
the Treasury, relates to the The items are not
large in any case but most OF the claimants persons
IN poor circumstances to whom $50 100 80 large
sim For example there item of Sll6OOJ for
pay of two and three years volunteers y; one OF
100000 Tor bounty TO volunteers and their willows
amt legal heirs The hcnchcarlcs nave waited twenty
seven years or me II for the payment of these claims.
The volunteers dld not wait rs many days Wien the
Government needed their services.
ther item Of $4,000 10 pay expenses rendered
r. rr Was an lien, 81 ZOO IA incTc. thr S,r
supply az Washington the failure of which has only
del I'd the work but will make still larger appropra-
necessary. Three items amounting in the aggregate
10 S26l, 900 were TO cOMpc;c the construction aud
armament Of the three stcc, cruisers. known the
Roach cruisers" There We're large deficiencies
account OF the Postal service; item oil 100000
To- execute the ac FOR The extension OF the free delivery
OF $40 900 The paviHert salaries
clerks uaSt-o iices of SD. 900
portatlOn OF TIE mails An item OF Si,c' for the
,nent III Deficiencies OF salaries OF Cnited
states District judges.
IL would Sc-in to be the first duty OF the incoming
Congress L. take up and pass TINS Deficiency bl but
there Is httlr probability that in, thng VIII 10 done
with for months 20 Meanwhile the creditors OF
the Government mUst wait. pitc OVERCOMING
Treasury. For this they may thank Democratic House
OF Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
WORK OF TIE LIFr.SAvING SERVICE

SPLENDID RECORD OF THt CAST PATHOL-EESCU-
ING G,272 PERSONS DVGING THE YEAR.
NAsHISGToS. Nov. 2S.-Thc following abs Of
the annual report OF Z l. Kimba general su, ernton
dent of the Ii!e-Saync Service: The establishment
embraced at TIE close OF the las: fiscal year stations
IA fellows 1866 on the Atlantic. IL on the Lakes, on
the Pacific the Fails of he Ohio. Louisville Tee
number Of disasters to docuucniei vessels reported
within the field OF station operations during the
So. ON board these vessels G327 persons. Of
whom G.272 were saved aud - lost The number of
shipwreckcd persons who received stations
1877 The value of the vessels involved in the disasters
is bse at S7,6.925, and that OF their At
S2,2ss,775. making the total value or property
S7.O75.7O0. or which $5.7Ss,s20 saved. and
Sl.2sG.SS0 lost. The number of vessels los; -.
Besides the foregoing there during tie year 49,
casualties to smaller craft such as sailboas, rewboats.
etc. which there 274 persons 27l OF whom
saved and lost. The property involved in thsSe
stance, is estimated at $96s3O OF which S92.9l5
saved and S3.9l5 lost. In addition to persons saved
from vessels there % Others rescued who had fallen
wharves. piers etc. and who would have persisted
without the aid o. the li!e--aViHs crews.
Vessels having been hoaied of stranded. repaired
when damaged potei ont of dangerous places and SINH
lary assisted by the station crews number 1893 There
were besides 2lO instances where running in;o
ger str@ndiEg of by the n4S of the
patrols.
The sacrifice during year of eight meab~rs of life
saving crews at OF shipwreck expresses the
hahtaal devotion wAiaA tho men brias to efforts at
An unusual number Of Snow storms aud the preva-
caCc O-s made tie operations OF the service more
than OumOly Oicdlt and dangerous. but cvcrthreSs
the station crews succeeded In swing much greater
OF lives add Larger amount Of property than
ever before
On one ision liie-bolt went 10 miles 20
and brought ashore twenty f"nr persons The
Of tno wrecked YES es ON several occasions tie
slaton went distances nom ten 10 twenty miles
and wrought -iallsc del Veranres.
The following able summary or the stIiisnes
the service he Introduction of the present sys-
IN ls7l to the elise OF the Prise NJ h>c al year Total
number disasters. >; yaltc vessels GO3"bf
value Of cargocs. s3O339.Sl9; value OF prors.I m
yolved SCjJiy,I1J; value OF property saved
81 33o9e- Valle % property lost SlS,2l-Te7 Total
number OF persons involved. 3ji27; numher Of neroh,
saved. 81 $50 total number Of lives lost, IA; number
o. ;ar>sla ccorci, GJ75; number Of days slcccr AZ
foriel. l1.202 ., go .
The life. stated absve. Includes - persons
lost wrecks OF the steamers HiIoh AHN 'H""s
and other persons really not eh-ea3ie 70
tie
several stations have been completed during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
THE COCRIS.

DAMAGES AGAINST PRESIDENT BLANCO
shcrif's jury yesterday assessed the damages Of
George wilson al So 1884, 500 in his suit against Guzaan
Banco, the President OF Venezuela. Judge Freedman,
in the Superior Court recestly ordered Judgment OF
S2194 geo 10 he entered against the defendant By de-
fault and the sbeIifs Jury followed this up with
formal Mr. Wilson brought suit stscK
holder OF the Manoa Company against President Bancs
and George rurHbu hts former partner in this city.
the claim that the company through CyrcBius {. Fz
gerald, OOtalLet "a ninety nlls
Of 9.UpOOJO OF land IN Venezuela on
September -, s~3 that the lease duly ratified ~
the Congress Federal Council Of Venezuela and that
the pany O0k possession ont thtt when Mr. BdacJ
b-came President of Venezuela he aaLuel the Lease
and revoked the gran Ihs Judgment by deta 1T wa'
taken against Mr.. B.aac- alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

s;John r Wilson, appointed receiver o. the Booths
Theatre property the cant VAR crash o! May lisa
has He'd statement receipts and disbursements tina
erks Office. The mainly from rent, from
June lssi the date Of the receivers appoint L. No
vemb,r l. 1851 % Go 80 while tie disbursements
paid principally liens. sos ll2 -. leaving .
balance OF - j25 Is. Ferdinand Wirl ant James
d. Fish Owne snehslf interest each this pIOpsry. az
east nsmnaly warts half has already been gisei by
Referee belonging 20 Julien f. Dawes the receiver
4 Wari AM MI wilson acting receiver IN ITO
OF I0hu H. Morris assignee OF Fish against Fegd
nand WARD sni others
Mrs satan Lyncl. who size coo lois worth
S3OlOOl one hundred aul fifty hftn ST. from thu
erly side o. - Nicholas place to McCOmbs Ia road asceI
tanned he Suproms Court. Chambers yesterday, hat
viauct elevated ROAD but puOne rivement
MIS- Lynch sot ten porary injunction restrain
the city rom building or maintaining via uct atoms
Onc.h N the iistrc bounded part
TIA yiadJct uJlc !Mproy, nen yesterday IN AZ
argument AGAINST making The njunctol permanent jus
Barrett sustained h, tui dissolved the INJUNCTION
HE o. giuseppe lonrob .ri th- lt,t VINO EiAed
John Ba st. obtained an adjournment ot the ~
lle curt ard Ieruincr yc-erd.F unul NOAdV
because Francesca PcrclciInta va. hth iungO
bSru he night % shooting cannot De ound IL
AMI IS hoped that lac b. produced by the tine
askci Tor.
Alexander Sweelv indicted FOR murder viii peter smith
who hanged 100 Nav last iOr killing join Harmon, aiSt
Etst RIVER pier indefinite. q" ~
trial before Justice Brady IN the Court Of o
AID IerIneT because hs counsel IS Ia the Mos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
ALL THE TESTIMONY TAKEN
FACTS REGARDING COTION-sEFD OIL BROUGHT G

At THE STANDARD OH. HEARING.
WAsHIN"ToN, Nov. 99.-Au the witnesses examined
before the Interstate Commission to dly in the standard
Oh cases had been sworn and examined before and
their evidence was ~ great part in explanation or
elaboration Of that already brought ONT Mr. Murray,
general h'lght agent Of the Iron Mountain and Mis-
snur Pacific lines, gave interesting facts about
cotton seed OIL Ten year, ago he sad. the only de-
mand for this product was from abroad whence il
came back ~ olive oil The IMAM guration Of She tamil.
car system Of transporting petroleum the south af
forded cheap means of getting cotton seed oil To tho
North in tanlIcaIs. which wonlA otherwise return
empty and the result las boon the cu1rmoYs drrclor-
mcn Of crude oil production in all pats IF the cotton
growing region. Other witnesses had testified c,ncr-
ally that fslly ninety per Of the tanica, sent
South clme back l,l culcr with cnton seed oil oi
tnrpcniinc. MI Murray said that they now some.
times have oven 20 send empty tanhs south to bring
back the cotton seed oil
This material goes. NJ Murray said. To Northern rc
fn"rrs whence il con.eS tc the marLct As lard and
table oil II would thus seem 70 have given rise H.
now manufacturing industries in the North. The pc
trocum tanks require cleansing 10 prepare them for
the reception OF the cI3dc cotton oh designed ul:i
macly for table use, bur they mast bc clcanscd
thoroughly before they again 80 to receive the Pc
tIoieum products The explanation. OF course. is that
Ic Suh'cqnrht refining process is 50 thoroueh rs f.
Mr.. Murray said that Notwithstanding the cnormu,Sly
rapid growth Of crude oil prodnrton only n fraction
Of The available material * A vet consumed the
larger part of it still going waste To foster this
ne" irdSirv ~" railroads TRANSPORT tho oil which
worth four or five times much per Gallon A. the
t"eum. at considerably less rate. than are given ai
lir later They Ia" better cIai I'D to do TIL
ScN '@ NON facfrrcS Of The cotton seed oil bring
cicnfallS other railroads.
trans port alton OF tie cotton seed mAnnf3cturV
an' " cotton seed cahc to iho Scaoard shipment
abroad
Tn" evidence I'm The STANDARD on cases &, now al n
The compal seems fo have proved cnrclu,ivcly
that the IA lrntds almost always give largely d.crin,-
mating ra''S in favor of o I'm tank cars aul that tho
standard OH Company is practically the only in>iitu
ton hos" plant enables il To avail itself any rrca,
extent of the lower rates lur'hnr proceedings were
r"Sfroncd tn January 1G when argument viii be
heard -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
Yesterday by Harrington Putnam, tho assignee, givee
the liabilities $29 975 SO, with 2.4G3 81 sssetA
CALLING GLADSTONE INCONSISTENT
BAPTIST MINISTER'S THINK HIS SCHEME or HOMA
Rule BAD EOR IRISH PROTEsTANTs.

BAPTIST MINISTER'S THINK HIS SCHEME or HOMA
RULE BAD FOR IRISH PROTEsTANTs.
Home Rule" was the subject Of discussion among
the Baptist ministers at their annual mceiing at No.
Murrayst., yesterday. A paper on this subject was
read by the Rev. DR.. W. d. Mcknnie Of AnsOna,
Conn. He gave vivid description of the present
dition OF affairs in Ireland and reviewed The
proposed from time TO time for the amc0rat0n of tho
people After reviewing Inc efforts of Parnel and his
policy OF obstruction d.. McKinnic took up the
urcs Of Gladstone, which he condemned In strong
terms. In his words and actions, Gladstone, ho MAIN
talned, presented a series of contradictions
AS orator he hid the friend Of tn oppres ed
In all lands BY pen and speech he had pleaded tho
ceuso Of tho slavonians and Bulgarfans His Vatican
letter had laid bare the designs OF tho intlgueIS Ia
Rome. but the Doctor was unable to undcrsi and how
Gladstone could bee al tn time the aVowed sup
porter OF the extreme Liberal patty. which IS also he
said the arch friend If Rome. Cocrc on / brutal
Instrument which he hoped would not longer be used
by the Govcrnu.nt in Ireland but hc criticised the
Home Rule neaSN ,s which Gladstone would int oducs
emil oily unilttol fol m operse1cy
The paper called ont vigorous discuSsi' n among
the ministers, the Pew. 4. H. SimonS d. Tending tho
measures AMI the policy # gladstone whom H. re ar
ed The model OF Christian statesman. I}y ether
ministers The paper was approved and the Home Rule
movement was discussed from an Orange standpoint
only calculated 10 benefit the Catholics, al the
pcnse Of Protestant l"s hlcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
r,1Ks Anorr REyENrE LEGI-LArION.

WAsu>G1oN. Nov y ..SDoc,ol-" What can or should
be done IN the way of revenue legislation = asked
TRIBUNE correspondent OF Congressman Busterw"rth
70 day
well We ought stop tho collection OF more revenue
than we need and judcionsy exp nj tho sur
plus Oh hand making necessary internal I'M
pr yemens and for other purp0scs Can we 30 anything
10 stop the inflow OF money than needf DO not
know how thc Republicans can do IL while III lsortS
The trouble is while we are rcaIy 10 revise me
inu1 TO correct Inequalities, AMI IN cases nhcic we nave
r.,ruej a condition OF industrial independence 10
have II 50 nominated in tho bond Dnt Al inc same
timo TO preserve the system. tho Democrats
want "A rsyisi0n simply as a roteXJ 10 dsHauIt
an, destroy the svs itself Therefore 10 ROT regard
ths prospect revision OF the tsrln at i' session IS
hoperuL IL is the duty Of kepubcAn. 10 maintain me
doctrine OF protection 10 American industry thc Demo
Gratis IL To he their mission 10 "Vcrthro" id
doctrine rhe truth Is that thu Democratic party 10
day lspresc ats ths insrii oil CIVILIZATION II us hsplD
liclnr do good thia thing which o'"rN Jmy admits
to no good the Democrats s back ana '"y, nun nun
We could % better than that but they never 10
Mr. Cannon sf IlisOs, tald " do no. s-e lhHl VIC
arc TO have anything To about rcfohls ltg!"At'
The Democrats have a majority and they MAY 10 80 so
thing suppose 1t Will dePeud GA Nj lai'iii-
Mr WhtillOrus, OF tennessee. SAID: A surplus "a
the Treasury is q crime. Wo must revise the tiiih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
FINES IMPOSED ry IrpGr Kx,rr

WNsuI>Grp> Nov. = l>p'inD.-1he s-'ond Assistant
Po.tma- teri eucitl \ Leo Kno,t i man Of great lis
ccrlment Ne can draw distinctions without differ
cnce lie en- discover ~ Oh barn door and yei No"
see the barn. He his powcr intellect
As second Ass-tan. Pos'inastsr-Geaerd II
Is h, duty MAKE arTangeH'cnts Tor
tie mail service Of tie United states enter into contracts
ami decide uoI the mode OF conveyance tunes OF de-
parture AMI arrival, All routes and upon the re
quczcy OF frp. lie mas the power 20 hne carriers or
withhold money due tAciG lOr violation oi Their COLI
tracts TINS power TO tine hc carries to a
point never before attempted b. any OF
his predecessors, who wero wont TO "A'rc.+e
little common sense the discharge of their duties
one day last aiHtor for instance, tbe train carrying The
Las eIu mail the northern Pacific Railroad was de
layod at Dak., by snowsisri lac ralohi
authorities 10 ior ward Ac mail as promptly "a
psssl5c male W special train and pacing the mail On
board sent Last laayin. ths local mai bntwceh
jamestown aul IT. Pau u d. collected AMI Tor" rica -
the regular II happened that this latter IRAN
arrived Paul three 8Ouis ahead 81 thS special
train Both hONcvcr wcro on schedule Inc ami lnhie
the necessary connections required ny their con
tract Nj Ks. thouE tuIt The wol" IT" go lhS
W., ire u.l AMI fined thT railroad 900 ia oihcr
wards he insd them for attempting 10 deliver Inc udl
earlier than they required TO- Inc company mas
ever since boon trying have TN, le and similar ones
RENTED, but 50 far VITA little success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Nov 2s.-FTs, Lieutenant James T..
Eastman has transferred ron Battery 10 Lsht
Battery A. "a Artillery. and Frst Lieutenant " & Rich
ards from LIght Battery 70 Battery G.
Rsar-Admral james 4. Greer. commanding inc En-
,opean station reports the Navy Department from
Ceu.tantinople November =. that Oh November q ne
SHIFTED na tue Qunnebtug for the irpossof VS.
iiig Constaatncpe. lie arrived there on the morning
OF November ; ami in the afternoon received q naval
aide.de-camD Of the sultan. Admiral Greer, together
with bis stan paid visit 20 ,he Cated st1lc' Minister
the Minister oil Marine ami l- Port Adj aral lie cH-
prctcd 10 return ne Quuncbaus 20 smyrna abpAt
November t.. when he would assun hoist MS nag on
board TIE Pensacola
Kear-Admirll Luce nfOrns the Navy Depart mont tha
tie vessels OF the North A,lanc squadron left Newport
TODAY for Gardeners for ttrgc practice. hitei-
ward the ilcA Aoai AL tntd ami Dpipll VIII 70 20 ne
New YorA Navy Iarl and t4o tlsaa dId OaSipr; "4
70 10 the Norfolk yard 10 put il condition Tor s WIZ
ter cruising